Cornea Services

• Despite the fact that the cornea may look clear and appear to need substance, it is a profoundly composed tissue. In contrast to most tissues in the body, the cornea contains no veins to feed or ensure it against contamination. Rather, the cornea gets its sustenance from tears and the watery cleverness (a liquid in the front piece of the eye that lies behind the cornea).
• The cornea goes about as a boundary against earth, germs, and different particles that can hurt the eye. The cornea imparts this defensive errand to the eyelids and eye attachments, tears, and the sclera (white piece of the eye). The cornea likewise assumes a key job in vision by helping center the light that comes into the eye. The cornea is in charge of 65­-75 percent of the eye's all out centering power.